New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-02
THE LATE NEWPORT SEASON.
A QUIET WEEK DUE TO THE YACHT RACES,
PREPARATIONS FOR NEXT YEAR BEeUN-wHAr THE

PREPARATIONS FOR NEXT YEAR BEGUN-wHAT THE
coTTAGERs ARE DOING.
NEWPORT r. l., Oct 1.-Newport has been duii tniS
week many of the cottage residents having gone to New
York TO witness the international yacht races Dut tney
have now few OF the cottagers vacated tne
cottages for the season. the majority are stu on nand
enjoyhg the autumRal weather and the quiet The ves
sells Of the North Atlantic Squadron have added life to
thu social world and the officers having Jolly time
on shore as well as ahoat
The merry sound of hammer and 10 heard and
active actually being made for the sea-
son Of 1881
IN. Cook OF New.York has paid 81 900 for piece
ofand near his estate tho lower cad OF Bsevueave
Mrs Pierre Lorillard bees called to New-fork on
account Of tho ilpess her son, N g. Leriilard VINO
has been ordered to Mexico.
Mrs Elizabeth Ashhurst, OF Philadelphia, has taken
Red Cross cottage for the winter
Inward of S., 200 has been subscribed here for the
Generate. X. Warren monument Tho monument Will be
dedicated August g. 1885, tho anniversary Of the Cen
erals death. It was originally intended to
baye tho dedicatory service ON July 2, the an
niyersary of the Battle OF Little Round Top
but It was afterward learned that tho veterans
of Pennsylvania would be holding their annuai on
campment at Gettysburg the first week In JuIy ana
view of this fact decided to change tho date Inc
accommodations at Gettysburg are limited ana
Zouaves OF NewYork preferred August g. when better
commodations could be arranged for. Recent con-
trbutors to the fund include G. H. Norman, OF Boston
H. L. wiloughby OF Philadelphia; Henry g. Marquand
John Jacob Aston and Henry A. Taylor Of New-fork
Other summer visitors have promised to aid the move
mcnt.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel B. Fearing, of New-York, who
have been summcrng here have chartered special car
for trip all over the country and will afterwsrd 60 TO
China and Japan.
TF. Cushing and family, OF Boston, who are at their
cottage on Bellevue ave. will soon sail for Europe
Mr. Bancroft tho eminent historian will celebrate his
birthday next week and will entertain some personal
lieutenant NJ F. Wright, U. 6. N, and wife are visit
Waller L. Kane and family have returned from Bar
where they snSs sn he BY
Addison Cammsck. OF New.York: ,.,,.,,.r
Mrs Beckman, Of New York. 4, visiting her daughter
Mrs Louis l.. I.orillard. at Ochrc Point -.
C. r. Green. II. J. Webster and {. d. Dickey' )r'' OF
NswYsrk. arc visiting friends at me cottages h..
The Rev. Canon Murray. of Halifax Is the guest OF
Tbs Casino grounds will be kept open until november
There will be series of horse races at Aquidneck Park
Dr. ". r Bull. of Ncwyork. is at the Perry House
O. g. King aud Leroy King have returned from ousF
There viii be two wedding, next week. that Of Frank
Da%Sns s Of this City, TO Miss Carrie Holiday daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Holiday of Railway. n J. D.,
Lieutenant Schroeder OF the Navy - . ~ NJ
J. w. Paul. jr, OF Philadelphia Is the guest OF W. W.
some important alterations and improvements are TO
be made in the clubhouse on Bellevue ave.
The summer residents taking deep interest I'D the
propesed main sewer portion OF tho new sewer sys
fem has been perfected At the next meeting OF the city
Council viii voted to give the taxpayers the priv
Iere AT pecsI election decide whether or not the
money shall he voted to complete the system AZ ths
lasf meeting OF the CITY Council tho proposition was
voted In the Beard OF Aldermen and defeated By ne
vote in the Common Council Member in favor OF the
proposition being unavoidably absent w.
f'E Rspdopn Robin.on OF New-York, and Henry
Cabassud of Paris. are In town.
Arthur Ieary sister have gone to Tuxedo Park
William d. Bi yellow. OF New-York Is at PnarGs
The Rev Dr. W. f. Morgan and Judge Biatchlord
The Hazard Club OF thi, city elected the Following
officers: President Francis Brnley nrst vice. presl
B. Almon treasurer. A. Prescott Baker, Secretary
Malcolm Sorer.